01-05-2018 | EFPC 2018 Crete conference 24-25 September

2018 EFPC Conference Crete
24-25 September
 

"Vulnerability and Compassion: The role of Primary Care in Europe"  How to overcome the austerity period?

 

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13-08-2018 | Primary Health Care Research and Development: EFPC Official Journal Converting to Open Access in January 2019

We are excited to let you know that Cambridge University Press will convert its leading journal, Primary Health Care Research & Development also EFPC official journal, to Open Access from January 2019. All articles submitted after October 1st 2018 will be published under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC-BY), which permits use, distribution, reproduction and adaptation in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. This means that all articles in the journal will be freely available to view, download and share, ensuring that anyone can benefit from and build upon the work.  

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19-06-2018 | EFPC Chair Sally Kendall awarded MBE in Queen’s Birthday Honours List

EFPC Chair Sally Kendall who is also a professor working within the Centre for Health Services Studies within the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (SSPSSR) at the University of Kent, has been awarded her honour in recognition of 30 years of research in nursing and health visiting.

Within her role as Professor of Community Nursing and Public Health she is known particularly for work around practice-based research in the area of parenting and maternal and child health. Her work on parenting is internationally recognised and implemented from Kent to Japan.

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13-06-2018 | Attracting and retaining primary care providers in remote rural areas. As members of EFPC you can help to answer these questions

Many countries have problems in attracting and retaining primary care workers in remote rural areas. This is not restricted to large countries; also small countries experience these problems.

The Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research (NIVEL)  is currently making a background report for WHO based on the literature on rural primary care. The aim of the report is to describe the problem definition, the causes of the problem, the consequences for access and quality of care and possible solutions.

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